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10 Ways Data Mining Will Transform Higher Ed

TeachThought StaffAug 16, 20129 min read

The applications and impact of data mining will grow in the coming decade. Here are ways that dating mining will transform higher ed.

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How Game-Based And Traditional Learning Are Different

TeachThought StaffAug 16, 20128 min read

The premise behind games is that they allow players to experience simulations that can elicit the responses in the brain as actually doing the activity.

Why I Became An English Teacher

Why I Became An English Teacher

TeachThought StaffAug 12, 20125 min read

I became an English teacher to ensure that our community members are well prepared to become happy, productive, informed, and contributing adults.

How Can An iPad Be Used For Learning?

25 Ways To Use The iPad In The Classroom By Complexity [Updated]

Terrell HeickAug 11, 20123 min read

iPads are easy to use, provide access to tens of thousands of apps, and feature an interface familiar to many students.

Steve Jobs And The Power Of Thinking Differently

Steve Jobs And The Power Of Thinking Differently

Terrell HeickAug 10, 20121 min read

In the world of tech, education, and culture, thinking differently is at worst a path to revelation, at best, the way to spectacular change.

The Story Of A Digital Girl Named Alice

The Story Of A Digital Girl Named Alice

Terrell HeickAug 9, 20124 min read

Ever heard of Inanimate Alice? Understand what all the fuss is? If the answer is “no” to either, take a gander here.

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The Terrifying Physics Of Landing On Mars

Terrell HeickAug 9, 20121 min read

Landing On Mars: The Terrifying Physics Approaching Mars at over 13,000 mph, the descent only slows to around 1000 mph […]

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How Technology Is Changing The Writing Process For Students

Terrell HeickAug 8, 20128 min read

While a student isn’t likely to start a social media-based group to improve their writing, it doesn’t mean they can’t get feedback from peers.

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